Starmer responds by saying Badenoch must be the only person left who thinks the Conservatives did well on the economy, before ...

Millions will be made worse off by the government's benefits cuts. But the ramifications of Labour's spring statement could be even wider.

The government’s own risk assessment found the cuts will push 250,000 adults and 50,000 children in the UK below the poverty ...

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Cash Isas will be reformed to encourage savers to invest their money instead, Rachel Reeves has confirmed for the first time.

Spring is here, and so are spring design trends. Expect to see soft buttery yellows, a new take on florals, and reimagined ...

Trump unveiled his 'reciprocal tariffs' to tackle a trade deficit, with the UK facing the lowest possible tariff of 10%, ...

Our Prime Minister has said it before and I will echo him now: none of the policy commitments we make or pursue mean anything ...

Labour Party faces pressure ahead of local elections and the Runcorn by-election, with recent polls showing a drop in ...

She says that is why it is "absolutely essential" that the government has "returned fiscal stability" to the economy and ...

Researchers have said around 100,000 more people could be plunged into poverty over a government 'accounting trick'.

Keir Starmer said the government is being 'pragmatic' and 'preparing for all eventualities' with our 'feet on the ground' as ...